Twenty government ministers were sworn in yesterday to form Israel's 30th government. They include 13 Likud party ministers, five from Shinui, and two from the National Union.
From the Likud:
Ariel Sharon - Prime Minister
Sha'ul Mofaz - Defense
Binyamin Netanyahu - Finance
Silvan Shalom - Foreign Affairs
Tzachi HaNegbi - Public Security
Ehud Olmert - Industry and Trade, and Acting Prime Minister
Limor Livnat - Education, Culture and Sport
Tzippy Livni - Immigrant Absorption
Danny Naveh - Health
Yisrael Katz - Agriculture
Gideon Ezra - without portfolio, responsible for coordinating government and Knesset relations
Uzi Landau - without portfolio
Meir Sheetrit - without portfolio
Shinui:
Avraham Poraz - Interior
Yosef Tommy Lapid - Justice
Yehudit Naot - Environment
Yosef Paritzky - Infrastructures
Eliezer (Modi) Zandberg - Science and Technology
National Union:
Avigdor Lieberman - Transportation
Benny Elon - Tourism
From the Likud:
Ariel Sharon - Prime Minister
Sha'ul Mofaz - Defense
Binyamin Netanyahu - Finance
Silvan Shalom - Foreign Affairs
Tzachi HaNegbi - Public Security
Ehud Olmert - Industry and Trade, and Acting Prime Minister
Limor Livnat - Education, Culture and Sport
Tzippy Livni - Immigrant Absorption
Danny Naveh - Health
Yisrael Katz - Agriculture
Gideon Ezra - without portfolio, responsible for coordinating government and Knesset relations
Uzi Landau - without portfolio
Meir Sheetrit - without portfolio
Shinui:
Avraham Poraz - Interior
Yosef Tommy Lapid - Justice
Yehudit Naot - Environment
Yosef Paritzky - Infrastructures
Eliezer (Modi) Zandberg - Science and Technology
National Union:
Avigdor Lieberman - Transportation
Benny Elon - Tourism